Carmen González
STANDING
3rd Year PhD Student
RESEARCH INTERESTS
mujerista and feminist ethics, ecomujerista and ecofeminist thought and praxis, environmental ethics and activism, decolonial ethics, liberation theologies, Christian social ethics, eco-phenomenology, recognition theories, theories of the self, metaphysics, creation theologies
PUBLICATIONS
Review of Making My Way in Ethics, Worship, and Wood by William Johnson Everett, Journal for the Society of Christian Ethics, Vol 42.
PRESENTATIONS
Panelist, "Reflections on the Universal Apostolic Preferences: Climate change, Migration, and Violence,” Sponsored by the Social, Political, Legal Workshop and the LUC Jesuit Community. Loyola University Chicago, April 2022.
“Creativity as Resistance: Creating a Multiply Religious Identity”
World Council of Churches And United Church of Christ Programme on Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation: Cleveland, Ohio, 2015.
EDUCATION
2014 M.Div and Certificate of Prison Studies, Duke Divinity School
2009 B.A. Religious Studies & Hispanic Studies, East Carolina University
2007 A.A. English, Craven Community College
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
Society of Christian Ethics
American Academy of Religion
Society for Scholarly Publishing
American Association of University Women
